@avilewis So now you think oil and gas are a powerful weapon in a trade war against the U.S.? But I thought you had been advocating for destroying this weapon throughout your entire political career, insisting on phasing out fossil fuels. Isnโt that called hypocrisy? LOL.
@jamiljivani Current conservative politicians like Mr. Jivani and Poilievre are so out of touch that they fail to feel the pulse of the nation they so eagerly want to govern. No wonder they are 20 points behind the Liberals, even after the very poorly managed Trudeau era.
@ElizabethMay@CanadianGreens People like Ms. May and Mr. Lewis have done more harm to the environmental cause than anyone else. Any form of extremism is repulsive to the human psyche, whether it comes from the far right or the far left.
@andrew_leach As Professor Leach said, to get a pipeline built, all Albertans should kneel down and profusely apologize to our First Nations. Perhaps we should consider a provincial (if not national) Kneel-Down and Apology Day to show our remorse. Hurry! Otherwise, the pipeline wonโt be built.
@acoyne@althiaraj Althia gives a voice to the voiceless, such as killer whales and the 13 anonymous MPs who are too afraid to come forward, claim to love the environment, but love the salary and benefits of their jobs even more. ๐
@althiaraj Seriously, this is your standard of journalism? When a country is facing one of the most consequential economic uncertainties, what should a prime minister do? Oh, listen calmly to a minority group (13 out of 174 MPs) that does not have even an inkling of how an economy works.